ANALYSIS OF PROMISING AREAS OF DEVELOPMENT PUBLIC TRANSPORT IN BRYANSK

Despite the presence of huge oil and gas reserves in our country, the transition to environmentally friendly modes of transport is a priority for any region. In the sphere of urban passenger transportation in Bryansk, the prospects for the use of modern environmentally friendly rolling stock should also be considered.

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2025-08-15
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https://doi.org/10.58168/mstt2025_245-249
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Transportation Systems and Logistics
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ANALYSIS OF PROMISING AREAS OF DEVELOPMENT PUBLIC TRANSPORT IN BRYANSK

Ekaterina Spravceva, Sergey Shets
Transportation Systems and Logistics
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ANALYSIS OF PROMISING AREAS OF DEVELOPMENT PUBLIC TRANSPORT IN BRYANSK

Ekaterina Spravceva, Sergey Shets
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Despite the presence of huge oil and gas reserves in our country, the transition to environmentally friendly modes of transport is a priority for any region. In the sphere of urban passenger transportation in Bryansk, the prospects for the use of modern environmentally friendly rolling stock should also be considered.

Bryansk State Technical University (RU)
Sustainable cities and communities
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Transportation Systems and Logistics
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